Looks good KC; the window though.. You can get frame extensions / add ons that match the frame and clip in to widen them. I've used the on render surrounds. Come in different thicknesses. 👌
It's System10 profile, ask for 84mm outer frame. You'll get a good job inside and out. Slim profile is 56mm Heavy duty is 72mm Then they do the 84mm. I'm using it more and more, all pvc doors now I specify it for the outer frame, as you don't need knock on's ;)
Hi, just wondering 8 foot pitch roof extension.. what's the lest size rafter I could use? The roof will be tiled and the pitch is about 12.5 degrees. Can't pitch any more due to a bedroom window. Any tips..
@rhodri how yeah I see what your saying but I can't see what aesthetic difference a 20mm knock on would make. Once it's on and the frames all sealed up you can barely see it, this is common practice when fitting to dabbed plaster reveals.
Live Free yeah for 8 meters you would be looking at double around £800-900 that’s labour and material included anything else along the the 5k mark is abit strong
Hi I am a truss designer, in my service I provide truss layout and design. also provide quantity takeoff for construction jobs i/c; MEP. I'm very thankful to you if i can get an opportunity please. Thank you
KC instead off the foam you could measure brick to brick and put a frame extension on all round. I’m sure you know that already but just looks better than seeing the foam and customers don’t question and have concerns about the foam
Stu, those thunderbolts. Let's say it's a 10mm diameter bolt. What size drill bit do you use? I tried using them a few months ago. 10 mil bolt with a 10 mil hole. It didn't work; slid in & out. I just resorted to using anchor bolts.
Pilot hole is usually same size as bolt used,so 10mm with a M10 bolt, but if material is soft,can with a lot of masonry bolts drill a smaller 9mm hole for bolt to grip.
Very nice video and the sort of thing I am currently working on. Is that one screw on the rafters (against the wall timber) good enough or should we whack a few into the side at a diagonal?
Well done kc lovely man you and stew come a long way and no need to explain yourself about the window as long as the customer happy nothing else matters glad yo see u on the chanel.
To make this fast, make the 2by6/2by4 into a trust, snap ya top line for your 2by 6 and bottom line for your 2by4, put them up mark them out put up the trust, then the facia. Literally 10x faster
Great video, what sizes of timber was the frame work ,want to have a go myself but unsure of projections and heights to give rafter length,is there anything like a template to use
Great job. I have a question, could you please tell me what type of timber and what size was used? I would also like to build something similar and I would be very grateful for information about the materials you used. Thanks
Hi did you have to put gallow brackets at each end I’m doing on and it 3.8mts long and only coming out at 600 and putting Tapco,s on so no weight many thanks Craig
Should never use screws on a roof mate, a roof moves all the time and that’s why you need nails they have play in them screws don’t they just sheer, not good practise to advertise this not the proper way of doing things mate !
brendan holland , don’t all timber structures move when the timber dries out and with expansion/contraction therefore you wouldn’t be able to use screws at all, take decking for example which is screwed not nailed
Azza 179 a roof is different, it moves in about 5 different directions depending on wind direction and weather, usually timber structures are rigid but by building regs most should be nailed, only time you use screw type fixing is for anchoring, as that’s all screws are for us anchoring.... and the whole point of anchoring is to minimise movement where as nailing leaves natural movement a a roof needs
The screws are holding no weight, I’d probably have used a nail gun but I doubt that there’s going to be enough stress on the fixing to cause the screws to fail. You can get structural wood screws that are designed to replace nails, however anything big rafters, joists, framework I’d nail just for belts and braces.
Lads come on? Nails are stronger than screws...screws being more brittle. But screws hold better allowing strength in the timbers natural movement..I'd nail a roof for convenience but to say you shouldnt screw it is wrong! It's not exactly a proper cut roof is it? And to say you shouldnt nail a deck?? Personally screws and nails are interchangeable and it's just down to preference these days what you use!
Paslode nails or similar are a placement fixing. You end up firing 3 more per rafter or hip on a cut roof to compensate for traditional hand wires which are a thicker gauge. No strength in gun nails. We use them because time is money. It’s a canopy roof. Nothing major. Personally I think it’s a shame the flat/Georgian arches are being covered up.
Looks good KC; the window though.. You can get frame extensions / add ons that match the frame and clip in to widen them. I've used the on render surrounds. Come in different thicknesses. 👌
That joiner sounds and looks right Mardy more joy in a packet of crisps
It's System10 profile, ask for 84mm outer frame.
You'll get a good job inside and out.
Slim profile is 56mm
Heavy duty is 72mm
Then they do the 84mm.
I'm using it more and more, all pvc doors now I specify it for the outer frame, as you don't need knock on's ;)
Be good to see the rest of the job as I’m about to start this on my house 👍
Is there a part 2., showing the rest of the build would be interesting to watch...👍
Good to see kc still at it
I would have been scared of cracking them bricks over window good job lads
always a good proper job Phil
Looks solid as a rock that guys, nice job, what timber and wall fasteners are you using?..
What angle is this canopy roof? 45 degrees? Thinking of building one myself. Thanks!
Looks good fellas. They make an adapter for the socket to fit the impact driver. J/S
As kc gone and got his own channel.😀. Filmed on a dry day. 👍. Belting them bolts
Should of used a knock on/ add on or wide outer on side of frame then trimmed outside with d mould
Hi, just wondering 8 foot pitch roof extension.. what's the lest size rafter I could use? The roof will be tiled and the pitch is about 12.5 degrees. Can't pitch any more due to a bedroom window. Any tips..
Guess the customer wanted it that way but the ladder is clearly too low to the window!
This is great I'm looking to build the same porch, will you need some uprights to support or will the wall fixings be enough?
Yes those fixings are quite substantial and will hold that roof no problem because it’s only having lightweightImitation slate
Ample fixings,that roof ain't going any where.
Why not just use 20mm knock ons on the window save all the foam and trim
@rhodri how yeah I see what your saying but I can't see what aesthetic difference a 20mm knock on would make. Once it's on and the frames all sealed up you can barely see it, this is common practice when fitting to dabbed plaster reveals.
I would have used add on and then trimmed over top. 14 years window/door installer
Nice job Stu that’s going nowhere 👍🏻
2:08 the drill looked in reverse 🤷🏻♂️😲😮🚨🚨🚨😜
camera shutter causes it.
That’s an optical illusion known as the ‘wagon-wheel effect’
Does the side of the window just get left like that or is there something to cover the unsightly gap?
No it will be completely covered with Stone cladding you don’t think we’d leave it like that do you😳😜
Senior golf Progress no I was just asking
anyone know what bolts were used to secure it to the wall?
What would be the total cost of something like that
Around £350-400
@@lukeyoung7032 that's good. Someone quoted me neally 5k for one 8m long
Live Free yeah for 8 meters you would be looking at double around £800-900 that’s labour and material included anything else along the the 5k mark is abit strong
@@lukeyoung7032 I'm in west bromwich, I'll have to try and get a few more quotes. Are you near to me luke?
@@lukeyoung7032 what would be the cost of laying 5000 bricks
Thats not everything but not a roof.😅😅😅 learn your handcraftship!!
Just before everybody starts commenting The brickwork under the canopy is having decorative stone to finish the job off👍😜
if you like the thunderbolts, you'll love DeWalts blue tips.
Good project why too close to window
I think top side need 4 inch gap look more good.
Hi
I am a truss designer, in my service I provide truss layout and design.
also provide quantity takeoff for construction jobs i/c; MEP.
I'm very thankful to you if i can get an opportunity please.
Thank you
Love seeing interesting videos of different jobs. Keep um coming stu👍..also that impact drivers got some power!
Good video. Personally I’d have set the ladder higher up, maybe at the render line just for aesthetics and lighting but great work 👍
KC instead off the foam you could measure brick to brick and put a frame extension on all round. I’m sure you know that already but just looks better than seeing the foam and customers don’t question and have concerns about the foam
Stu, those thunderbolts. Let's say it's a 10mm diameter bolt. What size drill bit do you use? I tried using them a few months ago. 10 mil bolt with a 10 mil hole. It didn't work; slid in & out. I just resorted to using anchor bolts.
Pilot hole is usually same size as bolt used,so 10mm with a M10 bolt, but if material is soft,can with a lot of masonry bolts drill a smaller 9mm hole for bolt to grip.
Impact drill would have made life easier instead of the ratchet.
Nice job 😎👍🏼
I wanted to see how you were going to flash that roof
I Wanna see the finished article!
Not really the correct way to do this chaps. Rafters should be sat on the pole plate with a seat cut and the plumb cut meeting the wall.
The size of this it doesnt really matter.. it's not spreading.
Very nice video and the sort of thing I am currently working on. Is that one screw on the rafters (against the wall timber) good enough or should we whack a few into the side at a diagonal?
Well done kc lovely man you and stew come a long way and no need to explain yourself about the window as long as the customer happy nothing else matters glad yo see u on the chanel.
Watch out stu, kc and lee are taking over the channel. Good to see something different...lee the king of giant long screws
3:14 surely that drill went straight into the upstairs bedroom ? 😂
Cracking job lads 👌🏼
Thought the same thing mate
Nice work that's going no were👍👍👍
To make this fast, make the 2by6/2by4 into a trust, snap ya top line for your 2by 6 and bottom line for your 2by4, put them up mark them out put up the trust, then the facia. Literally 10x faster
Is the back girder plate PT? It looks like regular pine in the video?
What timber has he used? Thevway he's done that, so it's fully supported as he goes is so clever. One man job then
KC, rookie mistake filming in portrait mode.
Good video though mate 👍🏻
Could you have put 20 knock on around window to get it sat in reveal better?
Just what I was going to comment 👍
Then 1" d mould picture frame surround
@@_Rich_. no pal missed that, thanks 👍
Great video, what sizes of timber was the frame work ,want to have a go myself but unsure of projections and heights to give rafter length,is there anything like a template to use
Great job. I have a question, could you please tell me what type of timber and what size was used? I would also like to build something similar and I would be very grateful for information about the materials you used. Thanks
Just about to start mine i’ve reckoned it’s 4x2s apart from the rafters that are 3x2s 👍
What size.timber have you used
Why dont they use a driver when putting anchor into wall
Bet the neighbour's loved him with that rattler...I'd put my ear defenders on if I was you mate ull end up deaf! Nice job tho
Impact drivers are well over used! I much prefer a drill driver!
Good to see your dad still plugging. Must be where you got your m great work ethic so uncommon today
Ohh so that’s what that hook is for on the drill gun 😂
KC is a legend 😁. I am in a third generation family business 😁
Can I get the sizes
Job well done, what materials did you use? I mean exactly the dimensions of the timber, I want to build something similar, thanks and best regards
3x2
Bodge job on the window just stick an add on either side, job done.
I am itching to see the finished article thanks mate
Bit of chippy work on ya page stu 🤙🤙
Hi did you have to put gallow brackets at each end I’m doing on and it 3.8mts long and only coming out at 600 and putting Tapco,s on so no weight many thanks Craig
Couldn't you of used add ons on either side of the window to bring it out on the inside and not have such a gap on the outside?
I would have
How did u work out the angles for the pitch? Abd what size Didyou make the ladder for the underneath plz
Hi what size timbers used
can you install triangular roofs and wondows and move the dorr to the extention to the hole neighborhood
Another sick video mate 🔥🔥
How do you how long the lag can be into the house,,, I would be worried about busting thru a water line or electrical?
Very nice! I wanted one so I can put solar panels on top of it. Did you have to ask for permit? Thank you.
Ehhhh Kc is back , stu av you let the pro , come out to show us how it’s done
Brill vid again 😉😉
Cover that lovely old brickwork with a roof and but the room in shade no good I
KC blasting the work ⚒
A fantastic video. Was nice to see KC on utube again 😁👍😁👍😁👍😁👍
What does that awning measure it looks nice.
Yeah, it's a great job, no should have any complaints because it's done by the best.
How get leadflash with cable be there do cut lead or cable ta
But where is Stu in this video?! This chanell is his.
“Thunderbolts are go!” 😜
That’s what my John shouts at orgasm xx
Yes great job, however you will always kick yourselfs that you didn't hip each end 😡 nevermind although there is still time 😑
Maybe down to customer not wanting to pay for the extra work on the hips maybe???
damn bro that looks bad ass. keep up the good work!
Stu .. was there ever a follow up to this video?
4.27 thought Lee was going to end up on his back with a canopy on him 😅😅
Thank you so much! That's good enough for me to start a new project round my house!
We'll done!
I cant understand a word he jus said to his father
Buy a paslode for the love of god man 😂
You want a tip Don't bet on the horses
Can we get anymore footage??
Como le entro a Lee... Que orto!!!
These 4x2
I'd like to see the end
Darn good chippy work!
Treated timber??
KC! 👊🏻
Sir KC great to see you again! Cheers lads 🍻
Looks great. I’m planning on doing something similar with a glass roof.
Is there a reason you have 2 horizontal lengths of facing wood instead of 1?
for the fascia
Davy B - cool but couldn’t you have a fascia with just one strip?
Wow
Cheers Stu ,
Thank you , KC and Lee .
Do you have to put wall plugs with those big bolts
No you basically drill a pilot hole and the bolt cuts it's own thread in brick.
Where is Stu I Miss Hem working with you
He’s on holiday Roger
Should never use screws on a roof mate, a roof moves all the time and that’s why you need nails they have play in them screws don’t they just sheer, not good practise to advertise this not the proper way of doing things mate !
brendan holland , don’t all timber structures move when the timber dries out and with expansion/contraction therefore you wouldn’t be able to use screws at all, take decking for example which is screwed not nailed
Azza 179 a roof is different, it moves in about 5 different directions depending on wind direction and weather, usually timber structures are rigid but by building regs most should be nailed, only time you use screw type fixing is for anchoring, as that’s all screws are for us anchoring.... and the whole point of anchoring is to minimise movement where as nailing leaves natural movement a a roof needs
The screws are holding no weight, I’d probably have used a nail gun but I doubt that there’s going to be enough stress on the fixing to cause the screws to fail. You can get structural wood screws that are designed to replace nails, however anything big rafters, joists, framework I’d nail just for belts and braces.
Lads come on? Nails are stronger than screws...screws being more brittle. But screws hold better allowing strength in the timbers natural movement..I'd nail a roof for convenience but to say you shouldnt screw it is wrong! It's not exactly a proper cut roof is it? And to say you shouldnt nail a deck?? Personally screws and nails are interchangeable and it's just down to preference these days what you use!
Paslode nails or similar are a placement fixing. You end up firing 3 more per rafter or hip on a cut roof to compensate for traditional hand wires which are a thicker gauge. No strength in gun nails. We use them because time is money.
It’s a canopy roof. Nothing major.
Personally I think it’s a shame the flat/Georgian arches are being covered up.
Lovely job !!! Good to see you KC 👍
Solid!!!
Lovely 👌🏻
Excellent video lads and great workmanship
👍👍👍👍👍👍